| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1959-07-20 [after/probable/bound] | God's Seven Eyes | I will not mention his name — I have a friend of mine who is a doctor. And he took course after course in hypnosis. He’s a regular doctor. But all these degrees are on his wall, in hypnosis. So proud of the fact that someone gave him this, because he paid the price for it. And they’re all over his wall. I’m embarrassed when I sit in his office and look at them. Because he really is a very, very fine doctor in his own profession. Why all this nonsense? All over the world, people are so proud of all these silly little things. | 556085 |
- Neville Goddard's father-in-law (the father-in-law is mentioned inside a longer sentence about Neville himself)
- Joseph Neville Goddard (his son; the two names differ only by the suffix)
Barbadian writer (1905–1972)